Upon moving to Los Angeles, California in 1968, he was engaged in recording for major motion pictures, television and phonograph records, as well as continuing his career as a soloist, composer and a teacher. During this time he recorded both his solo album "Double Exposure" (Morsax Records) which includes his well known composition "Blue Caprice" (1981) and, as a member of the Los Angeles Saxophone Quartet, the complete "Art of the Fugue" of J.S. Bach for Protone Records in 1974.